Resort fees are a top frustration for travelers, who are dismayed by the added costs to hotel rates. These fees, which can cover everything from WiFi to gym access, often cost $25 to $50 a night.

Resort fees are in the hot seat. Here are 10 of the weirdest. Sure, your hotel might cost an additional $40 a night, but at least the tap water will be filtered ...

Sahara Las Vegas eliminates its $55 resort fee for summer stays booked by Aug. 10, with perks like upgrades, credits, and ...

Room rates start at $69 (plus taxes), and the package includes a $25 daily resort credit for the prix fixe menu at Balla ...

The resort fee phenomenon started in the mid-1990s. At first, the fees were found just in actual resorts at tourist destinations. But they've spread throughout the U.S. to hotels of all kinds, ...

Great Wolf Lodge's one-day-only 84-degree sale is back for 2025. Here's how to get a room starting at $84 per night and what ...

In response to slumping Las Vegas visitation, this property has joined the list of resorts eliminating resort fees with its ...

You know how you book a room that’s initially advertised at under $100 per night and then it has suddenly ballooned to more than $150?

"Resort fees are charged at less than two percent of our properties globally, enable additional value for our guests, and are always fully disclosed when booking through Hilton channels," Nigel ...

Resort fees have been a go-to solution since the recession crumbled the economy, Beynon said, but they also make Las Vegas more vulnerable during times of recession, ...

Tack on taxes, resort fees and taxes on those fees, and the bill balloons to $206. At a more expensive MGM like the Aria, a bill on the same night would run $344. Of that total, $51 is made of ...